Bill Would Ban Sales Of Confederate Flags On California State Property
A bill introduced by a Democratic lawmaker would prohibit the sale of Confederate flags on California state property.
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A bill introduced by a Democratic lawmaker would prohibit the sale of Confederate flags on California state property.
Federal officials say many farmers caught in California's drought will receive no irrigation water this year from a vast system of rivers, canals and reservoirs interlacing the state.
The state Senate leader is proposing a tax on consumer fuel purchases of gasoline, oil, diesel, ethanol and natural gas, with the money raised diverted to transit projects and households of a certain income level.
A document being called the "Declaration of Inclusion" has begun circulating among the governing bodies of several Bay Area churches, and as of February 18th, 30 churches had declared their intent to allow the unions; about half of those in the Bay Area.
Gov. Jerry Brown and the top Democratic lawmakers are proposing to spend $687 million to help drought-stricken communities throughout California, including $15 million for those with dangerously low drinking water supplies.
A federal judge has upheld San Francisco's ban on gun magazines that can hold more than 10 bullets.
The San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency's board of directors held a public hearing on Tuesday afternoon to receive an overview of the city's $1.8 billion two-year budget and consider changes including possible fare hikes.
Oakland official have delayed a vote on hiring a contractor for a controversial surveillance system in the city.
The U.S. Department of Justice and Department of Education have filed statements, in a lawsuit over the treatment of young people with mental disabilities at Juvenile Hall in Contra Costa County.
An oversight hearing held in Sacramento revealed some startling details on how the drought will impact access to safe drinking water in disadvantaged communities around California.
Supporters of a plan to divide California into six sates can begin collecting signatures to get the proposal on the ballot.
Soldiers carry them into battle, fly them high over foreign bases, and triumphantly carry them in processions, but those stars and stripes, until now, have often been made in China.
While Richmond's Housing Authority tries to make a turnaround after years of financial issues and mismanagement, the poor it's supposed to help are instead living in filth. Residents are furious and federal government could take over.
A coalition of leading drug reform groups has decided against pursuing a ballot initiative this year to legalize the adult use of marijuana in California.
A State Bar of California judge has recommended a two-year suspension of the law license of a former San Francisco prosecutor who has three convictions for driving under the influence and who tried to use his badge to avoid arrest.
